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I just replaced the hosing that holds the site tube for the transmission fluid. Then I added fluid as I had lost some when the old hosing hardened/cracked. What should I now be looking for in the way of fluid in the site tube? I see fluid coming from the front end of the hose. But it doesn't make it's way through the hose to the site tube. Should it? I'm afraid to use the tractor it the transmission isn't being lubricated correctly.